Seventeen Sustainable Development Goals

Seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (”SDGs”) were established at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit 2015, by the world leaders to break down the old divisions between developing and developed countries (“Sustainable Development Agenda”, web). Accordingly, SDGs indicate worldwide problems that need to be solved, ranging from people’s wellbeing to educational equality. The world is changing rapidly that quality education is regarded as a significant factor to improve the quality of the society by providing equal opportunity. Conversely, the problem of the poverty hampered the progress of developing countries. Among these goals, some are being well carried out while other comparatively complex goals are thwarted in the

The problem of poverty is wide yet complicated. Poverty consists everywhere, both in the urban and rural area and many people are still left behind, thus this shows that the UN could not cover every single area in the world. To access into every single person on earth is not as simple as helping people in one village, especially when population growth keeps rising (U.S Census Bureau, 2015). As stated by Steven Edwards on behalf of the UN, he gives us some facts about the problem which came after the growth of population. He claimed that “with high world's population led to huge, local governments is difficult to provide the local implementation of a balanced life and help to solve the problem of poverty (2015)”. In another word, ending poverty in one country itself is still hard, when that country contains a huge number of populations. Meanwhile, the United Nation may not successful in solving this issue

It means that money or economics are just a short term solution, while the quality education goal is viewed as the most achievable because of its long term possible outcome. Consequently, once a person received an education, he/she can transfer his/her knowledge which is an ongoing process that would definitely make the change in the foreseeable future. Let's understand the UN objective for this goal targets firstly: UN forth goal is known as quality education goal (“Sustainable Development Goal 4”, the web). Ordinarily, SDGs aim to ensure that everyone has the right to access to the quality education system. In order to make it possible, they try to create an effective learning outcome by certifying that every child able to achieve quality education system. As well as keep supporting and increasing youth and adults, including disability people that have skills and abilities in each field by giving the opportunity to access into quality facilities. Also, make sure that every child achieves literacy and numeracy equally. From the next four years (2016-2020), they focus on giving out scholarships especially in developing countries. Furthermore, increase the number of qualified teachers. Lastly, promote sustainable development goal through